Fetches and displays total usage data (bandwidth, visits, file storage, database storage) across all WP Engine accounts using the REST API, compared against plan limits. Use when checking WP Engine resource consumption, traffic totals, storage, or limit headroom. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
Manage domains and SSL certificates for WP Engine installs. Add/remove domains, bulk-add redirects, check DNS propagation status, and provision or import SSL certificates. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
List, inspect, create, and copy WordPress installations and sites across WP Engine environments. Use when managing sites/installs, checking environment details (PHP version, cname, IP), or copying production to staging. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
Manage media offload (LargeFS) settings for WP Engine WordPress installations. Retrieve the S3 validation file, read current offload configuration, and create or update offload settings. Use when configuring or auditing media offload for an install. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
Create and monitor backups for WP Engine WordPress installations. Use before major changes (deployments, migrations, plugin updates) or to verify a recent backup exists. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
Purge cache for WP Engine WordPress installations. Supports object cache, page cache, CDN edge cache, or all at once. Use after deployments, content updates, or when users report stale content. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
Generate a complete monthly usage report across all WP Engine accounts, formatted for client delivery or internal review. Fetches usage metrics, plan limits, environment breakdown, and site counts, then produces a polished Markdown document ready to share. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.
Manage WP Engine account users — list who has access, invite new users with specific roles, update roles, and remove access. Use for onboarding/offboarding or auditing account permissions. Requires WP Engine API credentials; no local tooling needed beyond curl and jq.